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Search for: from 25 [1 and 6 and 23] keep 1-2

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Database: Ovid MEDLINE(R) <1966 to May Week 4 2005> Search Strategy:
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1 exp Stress, Psychological/ (50882)
2 exp Job Satisfaction/ or exp Workplace/ or exp Occupational Diseases/ or exp Occupational Health/ (98238)
3 exp Emergency Medicine/ (5479)
4 exp Emergency Service, Hospital/ (23961)
5 exp Emergency Nursing/ (3190)
6 3 or 4 or 5 (31082)
7 1 and 2 and 6 (54)
8 exp Complementary Therapies/ (99156)
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10 exp Drugs, Chinese Herbal/ (11524)
11 exp Plants, Medicinal/ (38851)
12 exp Plant Extracts/ (48176)
13 exp Herb-Drug Interactions/ (189)
14 exp Dietary Supplements/ (10734)
15 exp SPIRITUALITY/ (1019)
16 (alternative adj (medicine$ or therap$)).tw. (5859)
17 (complementary adj2 (medicine$ or therap$)).tw. (3156)
18 energy healing.tw. (29)
19 (energy adj medic$).tw. (62)
20 reiki$.tw. (53)
21 mind body.tw. (854)
22 exp Acupuncture/ (284)
23 or/8-22 (178291)
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25 1 and 6 and 23 (4)
26 1 and 2 and 23 (123)
27 limit 26 to english language (103)
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29 27 and 28 (48)
30 remove duplicates from 29 (47)
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32 remove duplicates from 31 (50)
33 from 32 keep 1-50 (50)
34 from 30 keep 1-47 (47)
35 from 25 keep 1-2 (2)
36 from 35 keep 1-2 (2)

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Citation <1>
Unique Identifier
12085084
Authors
Chipman C.
Institution
Department of Emergency Medicine, Arnot Ogden Medical Center, Elmira, NY 14905, USA. cchipman@aomc.org Title
If the walls could speak.
Source
Annals of Emergency Medicine. 40(1):120-1, 2002 Jul.
Publication Type
Journal Article.

Citation <2>
Unique Identifier
9131354
Authors
van Wormer K. Boes M.
Institution
University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls 50614, USA. vanwormer@uni.edu Title
Humor in the emergency room: a social work perspective. [Review] [17 refs] Source
Health & Social Work. 22(2):87-92, 1997 May.
Abstract
Social workers can learn much about the uses of humor from workers in the turbulent and fast-paced atmosphere of a large city hospital emergency room in which it flourishes. This article illustrates staff use of five varieties of humor in this stressful and sometimes dangerous setting: (1) tension-relieving nonsense, (2) play on words, (3) sense of the preposterous and incongruous, (4) gallows humor, and (5) foolish jest. Above all, this article discusses the ability to endure day after day the occurrence of unspeakable trauma. [References: 17] Publication Type
Journal Article. Review. Review, Tutorial.